The 'INHA Global Gathering,' hosted by the K-Connectors team 0123 at Inha University, was a resounding success, promoting Korean studies and fostering connections between international and Korean students.

On the first day, traditional Korean games booths were set up, offering hands-on experiences with activities such as Tuho (arrow-throwing), Jegichagi (Korean hacky sack), Ddakji (folded paper tile flipping), and Dalgona candy making. Participants immersed themselves in Korean culture while enjoying nostalgic Korean snacks.

The second day featured a sports day where both international and Korean students participated in various team sports, including dodgeball, tug-of-war, and relay races. These activities helped break down language and cultural barriers, fostering a sense of camaraderie among the students. After the sports events, participants gathered for a snack time, sharing conversations and building lasting memories.

Looking ahead, the K-Connectors team plans to create a Korean Studies newsletter, making it easier for those interested in Korean studies to access valuable information. This initiative aims to broaden the understanding of both traditional and contemporary Korean culture and promote a positive image of Korea globally.